Talon's top assassin develops feelings for a new Overwatch agent...

Riley's past isn't something most kids go through. Bad things happened, but when she got older, her dad decided it was best to move, and get away from something that seemed to haunt Riley. They moved from Arizona to California. About 1/4 into her junior year, Riley had to go to a new school, and make new friends. She didn't really care about having friends though, as long as she was able to play soccer, she would be okay. Soccer had always been there for her, when her mom died, when she didn't have anyone else, when she was in a bad mood. It was always there for her to play. She didn't need anyone else. That changed when she met Brooke Eckmann. Brooke is also a junior in high school, and is the varsity teams goalie. When they first meet on the field, it was something different. She couldn't stop thinking about her. It was something both of them had never felt before. Things start to happen, and all of a sudden soccer isn't the only thing there for Riley, someone else is too. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That is just a vague idea of what this story will be about, read more to find out what all happens and if the two will be together in the end. Thanks and enjoy. Cover credits all to @allthgdusrnmsrtkn

in·sur·rec·tion /ˌinsəˈrekSH(ə)n/ noun a violent uprising against an authority or government. Government should be a structure of safety for a society to be able to trust and turn to. However, order can be obtained by even fear and force. Every aspect of everyone's lives are locked down under tight restrictions. Population is heavily monitored and food distribution is carefully measured. Organizations such as the CPLA enforce regulations through extensive tests of which may deem an individual unworthy of survival. When pushed too far, a rebellious group of outcasts take it upon themselves to restore moral authority of their nation, following examples set by other countries and their own battles towards civil normality. To most, it's a suicide mission, but the risk is well worth the restoration of a humane society. - Publication Pending